I cannot do this because the user can choose more than one options. Therefore, one may check on all 6 buttons before he/she hits the CONTINUE key. Anyway, I solved this problem by adding a timer. It is a little bit tedious but it works. Thanks a lot.

Chu
p.s.: Thanks for letting me know about v3.0b. I still don't have time to search for it but I will do it as soon as possible. Thanks again!


>Instead of having to add the overhead of a timer, could you simply add to button's click method a yes/no prompt to continue? This could be a user preference, so once they're comfortable with it, they could turn it off.
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>>I have a form with 6 buttons, as well as one "CONTINUE" button. Users are required to check at least one of the 6 buttons and then press "CONTINUE" to proceed. Because some of the users may not be very familiar with computer, some may simply check the buttons and sit there. In order to avoid such a situation, I would like to keep track of when they press a button last. If they have no action for, say 15 second, I would like to prompt them to press "CONTINUE". However, if they check another button, the process begins all over again, i.e., a message will be prompted if no other action is taken for another 15 second. Does anyone know how I can do that? Thanks in advance.
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